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CLEVELAND & PITTSBURGH RAIL
~ KoAD...Undcr schedule in effect MAY q
iSs7, tIa!nI leave Bridgeport, Central Standard
LILY: Fof fit8pnrgh and Cleveland, $40 o. m,
L;iz J. ~. For Pt!abnrgh, lo:l7 a. m. For Wells.
siae, AZ 2. a. For steubonville. 1886 4. In. For
Trains arrive a. bridgeport at 7:53 q. n, 1o:82a
L.. x;sp ?. NJ t:lS p. H., 4:5A p. NJ, and 1893 p. N
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"That puts C different face on It'll" as
the small boy said when his ball struck
the clock dial. :,
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11RTsIEEs SALE

or ISLAND PR0PEbTf'
n, WHINE Of n decd Of trust made 10 me BY VIII.
r ,m H"nIiso and 4. \. Bsulikc. his vile, dated
February Y, iSS5, ana n IsSif of 1S M ,u so SliSo y we.;
SSjjyny,iinis. in peSd Of TruSt Hook No. u, folio 70, ]
mai soil al public suction OIL
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A rolling atone gathers 10 moss, but q
bicycle rider accumulate lots Of real entate
on bis back.
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TUEspAY. NOVEMBER aa, 1857, :

BY virtue Of q decree entered In the above en-
titled cause on the 9Th day OF October. 4 D. 1857,
the undersigned special Commissioners Will, on
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E0E2EST,

FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT
a Apply at A Fifteenth street. no2t
TOR RENT-DWELLING WITH SIX
- looms and bathroom, good cellar and attic;
natural gaJ Possession given January l.. Inquire
OF Mrs OLIVER I. RHODES, ~ Virginia street.
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.Glm MtteuiQ,lren
GODS COMFORTER.

oR,o.l Nos. 80 and 81 rour.oon.h street..
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FRED. HUSEMH,
Tray, prYs. Agent, Wheeling. -

BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD
Nneparture Of trains from wheeling. Schedule
In shect Noyember2 20. lSS7, Eastern time:
Express for Chicago and the Northwest, $50 n.
except saturday.
K1prss IS for Cincinnati and St Louiu, $50 a. Nc,
daily, ll:lh p. m. daily except Saturday.
Express Tor Columbus and Cincinnati, 2:i5a. M,
Su may only.
Express for Washington, n. G., Baltimore, Phils.
deiphia and New York, $40 8. m aud 5:S p. m.
Express trains arrive from Chicsgo, GAO and $50
.. IN. and S:i5 p. m. daily, and 300 IN. daily q.
Express trains arrive irom 81. Louis and CincIn.
hat. o:W a. m. ana 6:45 p m. daily.
h1pfess trains +rrtvc from Philadelphia, Balt.
more aad Washington, D. G., 1850 a. IN. and. loss
For Columbus, s:5oa m. daily, and 1l:l5 n. m.
daily except Saturday, and 2:25 p. L. daily except
T!ains arrive from Columbus, SEQ a, m. daily.
anu S:45 p. M. daily, and 1O:s5 a. m. daily except
roE pltabprgh and Washington, Pa, SEQ a. m.
daily except Sunday. Additional way irain for
Trains arrive from EEittsbussS,e s ~ d iupS" IND
il 10 j. m daily except Saturday. and a:1o SG n. y,
Sunday only. " 49,
Trains arrive from Washington, Pa, SEQ a. M,
FOL aonndsTilie, R:@ noon, daily except Sun.
Fr1m aoundsyiIe, lao p. m, daily except
For Grafton. s;45 p. m. From Grafton. 9:2s a.
No.. daily except sunday. -,>
Eor Cumberland, s:3Oa a. nj. From Cumberland,
o:U p. M, daily except Sunday.
For st Clairsyille, $50 q. M, 2 D, m, and b.i5
p. m daily except Sunday. 80
From y. Clairsville, $40 q. N. and las and e:l5
p. NJ. daily, except Sunday. III
residences on orders left at ticket office. 1SO Mar.
ket siFeet, and at oepot
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COMMISSIONERS SALES.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU.
v ABLE REAL ESTATE On THE NATIONAL
ROAD.
In tho CircuI. Court OF Ohio County, W. Va.
Cafe Carter
tr.. a ft,rtat nj al ..
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M {: &. LORD, Gen. Pass. Agent.
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8 With those who sa!so chickens for the
early market the timc will soon DO at
hand for attending 10 sitting hens. 1t has
generally been found that the best layers
are the worst sitters. There should DO q
separate apartment for brooding hens
where they may not be- annoyed by other
members Of the flock and where every
provision should DO made for their feeding
and comfort and security. There should
be a properly arranged method for pro.
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GALVESTON, June G.-Eickcr y Lee
contractors, we're to-day awarded tho
contract - grade aud construct the
track from Clcburc.to Wcatheriord, u
distance of foriy-'wo miles This is
sn extension OF the Guif Colorado
and santa Fc railway. Work wi. be.
yin tomorrow and Will be pushed
rapidly to completion within the next
s.Nty days.
Hon. George Clark, chairman Of til,
Sta Q an,i.I rohibition executive COM
mittcc, has appointed samuel \lston
colored, republican member OF thc
committee tor the tenth -cuatoriH
district. This is the -amo Office to
which Y w Quincy was appointed
and declined owing to his ben d
member from 'IcXa, on the rcpubli
can national committee.
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EEAINER.NElGII rNDERNLlR
risEIrN coon.
Thi- Reads Like EIcctiou> Romance.
Bui 10 - Iact

inns htluN Luxe th'tllhNN hbNlNnifs
But IL Isl Fact
NEW YORK; June Ga Joucsboro
Ny. special says: "A singular -c-
rics of clopcment- and marriages has
furnished amusement Tor tie fun
loving people of laycttc county for
the past two years. There were five
llsmbug boys and the sAmc number
of Stcarns Girls. Tho lIambug boys
hegan stealing the Ntcarn, girls two
Y ,ars ago a. 4 against this process old
man Stcarns mas vAiuly strugg led, the
las, pair having elopcd saturday and
married here yesterday The old
father, after his last girl had been
taken away by IL llamDug
boy, Sati rlay afternoon, hitched
up hi- buggy nand drove over to
Widow liambug's house-the mothel
of his five son s.in-law using
much eutresty and some degree OF
force, placed the widow in his buggy
and drove to Fayetteville, whore the
twain became one llesh after the ordi.
nancos provided. So tue family arG
completely reunited, and il is believed,
all are happy.
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nOkAIANAN INIkIGrINli.

GoKAHARAN INTRIGUING.
81 PETERSBURG, June G.-Iho No.
voc Nremya says the first attenp
that is made to replace the pre-cu.
Emir OF Bokahara by his brothor
will be The sigma for Russian occu-
patton of the country. The Noyoe
Nrcmya also says it suspects III"
English to be intriguing I'm Bokahara
and warns England that -uru con-
duct, instead Of rendering Russia
more pliab.e in accepting the pro-
posed settlement OF the Egyptian
question, will have the contrary ei-
feet
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NAIIoNAL ,tpITAI.
yellow Fever Spreading Gou" to the
sealing Grounds Notcs.

yellow frNcr spreading con" ia the
sealing IroundS Notcs.
WAsHINGToN, June G-Advices
received at the Marine hospital bu-
rcau from kcy Wost are TO the effect
TINT yellow fever il spreading over
the town Every effort il being made
By the officials OF tho bureau to assist
the local authorlncs In checking tho
spread of the epidemic, a telegram
was cnt to Key Wcst to-day by the
acting surgeon general, authorizing
the officers 0i the Marine hospital
service, il necessary, to employ
skilled nurses ~ tho governments
expense TO care for the sick.
a telegram was received at the
treasury depaItm to-day lnnOunc-
Ing that the revenue steamer, Richard
l;u h sailed from san Francisco to-
dAy tor cruise TO Ounalaska and tho
seal Islands tor the protection OF sce
Il hcrcs.
Assistant Secretary Maynard to-
day tcleRraphcd the Collector OF GUS
toms at san Francisco, to prevent tho
.anding of French couyicts from New
CALEDONIA, should any such arrive
al that part,
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Loon,ic's I'aiiurc.

SUo0aI UIFVNI0H 10 IN0 ENhWT0T
MERluIAN, June 6.-P. j. Loomic
cattle man and bridge builder, has
lailcd and many writs OF attachment
were served upon him to-day, The
p,uiuliils are G- foi,oW,.
TYLER y Shin, OF Gainc-yiI.o, Sol.
O03
ohH, Somcrs * Co. OF Gainesville
SAG.
Il. >. Gillcau, GAINESVILLE. i1-G.
CIcavc7 81 Focner, OF GainesyiIlc
SOIL
Jo-. II. Brown, of For, Worth, 81
u7i
Bo-quc County Bank Of Meridian
$1,000.
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special Dlspstca to The Examiner
PARIS, June G,-The interstate drill
promises to be a great achievement.
The following companies have arrive
and have been stationed az thc Ir
grounds: Waco Light Infantry,
Capt II. Baker; >caly Rifles OF HHi-
weston, Capt w, Boyd; Belknep
Rifles Of san Antonio, T. y. Green
Houston Light Infantry, IL. Decrease
the Unite states troops from san
Antonio with several pieces OF !iglt
artillery.
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special Dispatch " TIE Examiner,
DENI-oN, June 6.--Ile two Semi
nole-, at the Sc'nino.c Agency, ], r.
convicted of having murdered 4 com
rade, we're executed few daya apo.
The Indian showed supreme iudif-
ference to their tate, When the death
warrant Was read the murdorcrs
calmly looked on, took leave Of a
number of friends and were h,snd.
folded Then they melt down and
pre-ented their broaht, to the sheriff
am MS deputies who advanced with
revolyer- and dropped on their knee
directly In front Of them. AT he first
discharge both indians fcll on their
faces drAd
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calvert Note..

speca Dispatch TO TIE hNamincr.
CALVERT, June 6.-Ihere has been
plenty of rain and the farmer are
happy.
Among the numerous new build
iugs is the Grand Centro hotel
nearly ready for guests, The Hew
college buildiugI, also nearly COM
plctcd
The people are talking up railway
budding aud an ,ir line to Waco is
frequently mentioned. Also dire I
road to Trinity,
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corr, poudrnce of'Ae Etamiuer.
BRuCEyILLE, June The election
passed OIL quietly and fun vote
pollcd. Baker received 100 votes.
Corning D. Mrssr-, ~ &. simmons,
-. Il. Kincannou and : >. Hunt were
elected school trustees They have
made no contract for teacher for the
next school, There are 700 children
ON the scholastic roll for this place,
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orllE rN.rEAKAELE M

"rHE uNsrEAKAHLE TURK
CoNsrANriNorLE, June 6.-CouW
De Monticello and NJ. Nclidon, the
French and Russian emba sadcrs, re-
spectivcly, have lodged objection, Of
their government against the rNtlica'
tiou by Turkey Of The Anglo Turkish
convention relative to Egypt
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GALyEsroN, June G.-Tho local
election resulted in favor OF h pres ,
en- incumbent, Il. L. Fulton, By q
small majority. Arthur sheppard, y
negro WAS shot and dangerously
wounded by deputy sheriff
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FOItEIGN AFFAIRS.


EARrH'S CHAMpIoNsHIr.
LoNDoN, June Ga dispatch from
sydney, Australia, says that Trickctt
challenged Beach TO contest tor
champions hp of the world and that
Beach las accepted.
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nEArs rRAlN KonnlNa.

BEATS TRAIN RoBBlNG.
MADRID, juno G.--lt is reported
that hidden treasure to the value IT
t95,O00,O0O has been discovered in
the palace OF the deceased vilier ct
Raba,, Morocco. The sultan, Il i-
said conii,catcd treasure.
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His Counsel Accused of en-
ploying Embraceors in
Jake's Behalf.
Juror W illnesses Testify Ia Iiu,
ing Been approached, and IL
VIII Disbuud the IurI.
\ Negro KaNisIICr IaI>Cn to a
Tree aud SM uug Into Etcr-
nifty bl Iui'uriaicd tiliIcn>.


IuE CRIME or FNURNCEBY.
NEW YORK, June 6.--ln the Sharp
trial, to-day, the court had set apart
The morning for investigating he
charge mado last week by the dis
trlct attorney attorney that attempts
TO corruptly influence jurors had been
made sir. Parsons, Tor the lc'.nsc. .
objected TO this form of invC -tigatluu,
aud Judge Barrett went on TO state
that ,ome one Was either guilty ofthc
crime OF embraccry, or atloas' OF con.
Tempt OF court. the only courtc
the district attorney had Wa-
4. make hi. statements, which were
uuI,c Oh inv iAtion ot defendant. ANA
tucrourturJcrstAnd, thutthc dcttusc
courts sucs Investigation, and wat.
ut..,- were ~ummonrd to bc exam
Iucj h(ro to-day.
MIR IluD DsoN
was sworn. aud says that last Thurs
day afternoon auucquAintaucc named
lloag md. hailed him.irom across the
street and said:
"l on are on the Sharp jury; don't
he hpr,i on the old man
remembered what the judge had
Sid ABOUT talklug OF the case aud /
checked him
cHARLEs kAliNWElLER,
the eighth juror, who was excused
Lst Tuesday, was sworn and eaid that
BE had never received any letters or
other communication. lie told the
reporters 'ilA, ne iiAu recelVeu ahol!-
,.Dus ~ Wv
'ttThot viii 40 so,h nd, porro,,
ldis,,netodIv "ron boJ 70 ,ho "a
rortore
..
'Hoh"H ~ l'''' hi'l
was sworn and testified that he was
summoned Ar a Juror Two weeks ago
saturday. "beiore received my
notice TWO Young men called AT my
place ANA ana one 81 lhetIl sAid;
o4 arc arc ON ,h, inu onuFP Jury nnu ,.,.
S1ondo or S55 GOO" / snd that lad
nor hr,n notified wns I ON m The inrv
They said: you will pun my cigal
and say have mnde up my opinion.
-aid ! mokod no cigars. Ihcy sWd
lou Will get to be- foreman.
though ms was al iooil ,hness and
said so. Ihry said they wished they
had the chance had. -Woro ~ then
ANA lett them, Wlln's' hald his nc
quaintmco with Mr.. MARITIME wa
slight, lie said ho had talked with
Mr.. MARITIME over the allair at hi-
place OF business
GEORGE H. SurroN
vbo hod honn cvcu.nd troir fine Loy
ON ~ nrnuutorv ,haIlnnuo Of tine do.
,o',"o ,'.titioL ,Lato w7nL ooo lns,
TLllrsdev prntloman named WA.
roI ooII-I = Ell. onica "II'N soid n,
uNnnt,I toosl ,nnff ,var,od 10 Dct
on tro inrv 'aiJ did lie osFnr
ma II yvca for thcnrosccut,on and
sid + did NOT want TO tnl, with him
told Linn was ENGAGED. lie -aiC
you vii ct of neXtao
u-pGE BARRETT
81 w,Ilis.uo 81 .yorront for tho ar
rod of ,vorrnn. nm voI,r jnrn.i,ion.
| N ..',-....,.,
"E" - H. NN' ''"N"'
another Juror WI" Wa' hPproH'h''
with reference to the sharp caS'
knew Geo. w. Lynch. He saw hin
lsst SH' HruA!' uhcANpI ,c"I., "uU tn'
col5ef5,&'ioh urlIl'u 10 the onar !
lrlGI' ne 7"'. 'hero "h7 'I'Hn iI.' III J. NY
heighoothoou Gr""h on 'Hc Jury "n'
ne wanted 70 khoW II od'" -. s.'
hlm ana a. hii' 10 pe ,on'unt y" ", ~
'hc 'oI.' man "'u ''l w." w.. ~ ,
OF me jurors Nhch ii ''i1 w., IT,. ,.'n'
I'm ol lhi' occurrence ! s.'u T""aV,
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WAsHINGToS, June G.-For Texas;
Southerly winds, fair weather, slight
changes in temperature,
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arrested Among those failing to
answer were Tony Pastor, Richard
Is. Fox, Daniel T.. pockcuson, Louis
loril,nnd and Hamilton NcIWom
bly,. Mr.. Fox came in afterwards.
lac work of getting ajury was then
continued.
GoNE ro THE Rtp SULPHUR
lIELtNA, \EN, june Ga tcic-
phone message received yesterday
from Clarendon announced the
yncuing la-t night ut ~ negro VITO
attempted to outrage Mrs Parks.
mothcr.in- law of sheriff j. W T..
Robinson OF Monroe county. Forty
people took the fellow from ini and
hung him to n tree nehr the court
house. He was captured within u
few minutes sitter hc had left hj- IN
tended victim lie confessed his
rimc.
JACOB ~ttNKr,
NtW NoHK. J"nc g.. Jacob sharp
trial is just at present in II peculiarly
complicated condition n n result ot
the statement made hy the lis,ricl
attorney before ,hc Jurors already
cho en- about the alleged attempt al
"hNing' the Jury to held out fol
sharp The defense, IL is reported
Wi maintain that those Jurors cannot
but have been Influenced hy tn
statement The dclcu,c Will probably
move to have the box tied, on tn,
ground that accusations of atirmptc,
bribery have doubtless prejudice,
the eleven mcu against the dci,udnut
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0I. srLNEorYrE rLNrts

which promises to give rise to the
Greatest amount OF discussion in tho
convention thc president sad
perhaps the Union had never been
confronted with such M intricate and
difficult question Iud that whether it
WAS for the good or iil Of the Mon
could only bc determined By time.
The system he said, "hn, many
supporters within the rank, of the
Union who argue TINT it affords en-
fpymcnt to many aud - also Of nd
yhuia-r to many pupcrs IN small
towns aud even cities and that there
are moro members engaged than dis.
placed by the usa OF plates. ON the
other hand their opponents argue
tlnt Is l dangerous experiment. and
VIII gradually reduce the working
iorcc end eventually prove curse
and become ~ bore of contention and
continuH trouble between propriC-
tors and compositurs"
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the eighth juror, who was excused
hst Tuesday, was sworn and raid that
be ehad never received any letters or
other communication. lie told the
reporters that he had received anony.
nous letters because he thought tho
reporters wero irresponsible.
THAT viii do said judge Berrett
disgustedly; you he'd TO the re.
portcrs.'
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Delicate Children Nursing

hers, Overworked Men, and Tor all dis
eases where the tissues are wasting away
Iron the inability to digest ordinary food,
or from overwork of the brain or body, all
such should take Scotts Emulsion of Pure
Cod Liver Oil with Hypophosphites' 81
used the Emulsion on lady who was deli
cate, and threatened with Bronchitis. 1t
put her in such good health and flesh that !
must say 1t is the best Emulsion ] ever
used. v-L. p. WADDELL, NJ. D., llughs
Mills 4 c.
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I Sound Legal Opinion.

L. cambridge Munday, Esq, Coun.
" Atty, Clay Co, Tex, says: "Iiave
Ssod Electric Bitters with most hap.
Sy results. Nv brother also was very
bw with Malaria Fever and Jaundice
but was ,ured by timely use of this
Medicine. Am satisfied Electric Bitters
|hvcd his life"
Mr.. ID. l. Wilcoxson, of Horse Cave,
ky., adds a like testimony, saying
lie positively believes he would have
lied, had it not been for Electric
titters..
This great remedy will ward of, as
Tell rs cure all Malaria Diseases, and
br all Kidney, Liver and Stomach
disorders stands uncaqualed. Price
be. and 81. at w. ii. Howell and
BROS.
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A Great Mystery Solved.

Here recently there have been lots
bt residences decorated with exquis-
tie designs of furniture and household
foods of the latest styles, and there
have been many inquiries where those
Elegant goods came from. Why, the
s'eSas Inslallmont Co., 6l9 Elm street,
|ell them on small, easy installments.
rhe poor as well as the bankers are
invited TO give lis a call, and see for
themselves that we sell on the INSTALL
|nent plan as cheap as they can buy for
lash elsewhere.
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Success.

The ladies of Dallas and North Tex
is have appreciated the endeavors OF
Mrs. e. Chestnut, 6l2 Elm street TO es.
ablish millinery establishment equal
o any in the North. Her shelves and
how cases always contain the latest
|tyles, most fashionable shapes in bon
lets and hats, and the latest colors
Ind shades in trimmings. AS fast as
! new shape in bonnets or hats appears
Mrs. Chestnut receives it. She en-
bloys only the most skilled and tasty
hiliiners and tho .aoies can always
ret the intest styles and most fashiona.
bly trimmed bonnet or hat at her
millinery parlors.
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. Fresh butter on Ice, cheese, mans, iruits-
Hour, lard, ETC., lowest prices, at L. H.
|Craddock's Eryay Street Grocery.
Lace pms, collar and sleeve buttons. at j..
y. Doherty & Co.'S, Cos Main street.
A beautiful assortment of finger rings,
breast pins, sleeve buttons, ut j. T.. Done :
" a. Co.'S, sos Main street, next HlckoX ~
Iearne's.
MAY blossom tea, the best tea on the mar
ket, at Bouche's, S24 Main street, % cents
her pound.
r. Il. S. Davis, homeopathic physician,
Is A speciality of treating diseases pc
kuliar to children. Call on him ut 0OO Elm
3treet, postoilice block, Dallas.
Something cool and elegant are thoae
eautitul curtains at Eckford's, 726 ana rs
Jim street.
j., l.. Williams for drugs, 800 Main street.
Goddess of plenty and the smiling daugh-
err of peace are rs naught to those effected
with the demon of billousness. Its deadly
foe is the sovereign remedy known as Nor
1s' Cascarine.
Green wire cloth, screen door and win
low frames ut actual cost. holland Co.,
10 Elm street.
Our lines of furniture for summer fur
pishing are especially attractive and COM
Prise novelties not o be seen elsewhere.
J. G. Eckford's I2G and 72S Elm street.
Gumbo file and fine Mexican coffee just
arrived at Bouche's grocery store.
Tinware and granite ironwarc at manufac-
urers prices for sale by holland IL Co., 7l9
Elm street,
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ALWAYS CASH IN ADVANCE the sums
are too small to take up the time of book
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Use the OLD Reliable.

| Catarrh destroyes the senses of smell,
aisle and hearing, rapidly becomes offensive
lind often eliminates III consumption ara
Insanity No matter what stage the disease
HAS advanced to, DIR. Sage's Catar.ah Rene
LIN will certainly cure it. This preparation
! the only sure cure for this malady In the
market vet has many imitators. Others
nay fail it never does. Your druggist
kelIs IT,
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WANT COLUMN.

A ADVERTISEMENTS under the head of
"a To Rent-Rooms Wanted Rooms. To
Eens-Eusines Places. TO Rent-llouses (;
Houses Wanted. Wa1ted-Agents; Per-
sonal Lost and Found Positions WANG
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Chances Miscellaneous. All properly
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Lost His Horse.

Only one thing has gone wrong at the re-
union and that is the team Of visitor
which was stolen yesterday evening. The
ow ner was searching vigorously for his prop
erty and said he believed he knew where to
Hind IL,
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Suits at Law.

Mic Texas Land and Mortgage Company,
London, has filed suit in district court
against w. II. Curtis, T. j. Atkinson, w. s.
and II. Il. Ikard ON note Tor s925O. The
defendants reside in Clay and Tarrant
counties.
Sanger Bros. sue A. Moss, who recently
assigned at Ennis, for 1920, and attach his
|stock.
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DIR. T.. s. Davis

makes specially Of treating diseases
beculiar to children. His little medi
- are harmless and will relieve the
Il le opes without danger.
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For Rent.

Good Dom 25x00 feet nort1 to south
through bul...l. . 500 and sos Main street,
win rent all OF ont half. Apply to 0Os
Sialn street,